Confidence in HR may hinge on moving beyond task-level AI use

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As HR claims more ownership of AI strategy, belief that the technology can “significantly improve how work gets done” has decreased, Culture Amp said.

Published July 24, 2026

Graduate students from Technical University Munich and Helmholtz Munich discuss a tool that uses artificial intelligence in a medical application during the launch of the new Google AI Center Berlin on March 5, 2026, in Berlin, Germany. HR professionals said they’re using AI for content creation, brainstorming, and information synthesis.

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Confidence in HR may hinge on moving beyond task-level AI use

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